Did you get it figured out? My apologies, but I don't think I'll be able to have a look until Sunday evening. I was hoping to have a look this afternoon, but work ran over, and this weekend is packed.

I'm aware of one other version, or revision, that is posted on here for the CH Box. If the numerical value of the software dictates the sequence of the revision, I believe that the one I have posted is the most current that I have found. I'll have to update this map pack, as I've done some other things.

Open WinOLS, compare said bin file to damos. This part has taken me hours, but I learned a lot. There are a few posted on here, don't overlook Me7.1 damos, the earlier ones helped a lot as well. The S4, and Seat Leon are what I use primarily. Both are posted on here. Unless you know disassembly, this is the best method.

WinOLS has a "2d" mode to view the hex in. I'm not sure if tunerpro has this. It doesn't cost anything to download the demo, its here;

 http://www.evc.de/en/download/down_winols.asp

Imo it's easier to find maps with WinOLS, even the demo. You can not export files with the demo version, and most people can't afford the 1,600 euro full version. Then there's the not so legal way to get the pirate version, but its really not needed. Tunerpro has a better checksum as its been proven on here to validate the checksum after new code has been added to a bin (for AL/NLS). Plus the checksum is like a 13$ plugin.

I take a damos, try these;

 http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=467.0title=

open in WinOLS demo. Search for map ID (say KFZW for timing), and look at it in 2d. compare map, and x axis and y axis. Find the same in your bin, usually found at or around the same locations. I just compare the patterns between the two bins. I know its not exactly precise, but  without real disassembly this is the best there is. This has worked for 99% of what I want.

 I hope I have helped to answer your questions, let me know if you have more. I enjoy passing on a fraction of knowledge that this site has given me.

Well, here's my opinion on things. I think WinOLS demo is great for searching through the code and comparing damos to bin files. If you want you can even define a whole bin with WinOLS..... but for tuning I think its better to have tunerpro and plugin. There's pros and cons to both, but in the end the 100% legal way to do it without problems is WinOLS demo and tunerpro with plugin. That coupled with Tony's software and you have everything you need for just a couple dollars.

Again, the only way that I have found to define x and y is to use WinOLS 2d mode and open where it is located in a damos file, go to the same address in the bin that I want to define and find the same pattern. It's never really that far away.

Is there a particular map axis your having trouble with? I'd be more than happy to take a look.

I'm at work right now, so no pc. Are you saying that LDRXN/ZK have the same values, or the axis are the same?

I will be sure to post address and offset for both LDRXN/ZK along with a screen shot of there location. I'll have it done before the days over.